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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says he will give a speech on Wednesday addressing the steep rise in antisemitism since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war.

Members of the far-left "Squad" were divided on House votes to reaffirm Israel's right to exist and condemn terrorist group Hamas' Oct. 7 attack.

Electric vehicle sales this year are not meeting President Biden’s expectations. Manufacturers are slowing production and readjusting their targets.

After the National Christmas Tree fell to the ground Tuesday, conservatives were quick to call it a metaphor for Joe Biden's presidency.

California Gavin Newsom announced a $300 million-dollar effort this week to remove homeless encampments across the state amid a housing crisis.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled late Monday against Democrat-aligned plaintiffs seeking to overturn the state's legislative maps, dismissing three long-running lawsuits.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams told reporters on Tuesday that his top campaign fundraiser, Brianna Suggs, is no longer serving in the role.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, who received support from Vice President Harris, is now facing a criminal complaint about abuse of office.

GOP hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy is speaking out against the CO2 pipeline he says negatively impacts Iowa farmers, taking a swipe at Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds for supporting it.

Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Tuesday endorsed a plan to expand a three-county school voucher initiative and remove income limits for enrollment.

Republican former New Hampshire state Rep. Troy Merner faces a felony wrongful voting charge, alongside several misdemeanor counts, related to an address change.

Shekeba Morrad, an attorney with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, was seen on video mocking Israelis for begging for the release of 200 hostages held by Hamas.

Sean Eberhart pleaded guilty to using his position to benefit a new casino in exchange for future offers of employment.

Jewish groups are suing the University of California system for alleged "inaction" in the face of alleged antisemitism on UC Berkeley's campus, according to a complaint filed Tuesday.

New York City is expanding assistance to migrants to help them complete asylum applications and other work authorization forms — as the city struggles to deal with the crisis.

Florida Election Crimes and Security Director Peter Antonacci's death inside the governor's office complex last year went unnoticed for 24 minutes, a new report claims.

Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., has survived two other efforts to oust him from Congress in recent weeks, will Republicans expel the Republican from New York?

Senate Republicans demand border security measures in President Biden's $106 billion national security package, threatening to block its passage without stricter border policies.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper called former President Trump's call to replace Obamacare an "assault" on Americans' health care.

Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced Tuesday that the state will no longer proceed with the planned redesign of its standard-issue license plates.